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Chris BroussardBlog | Chats | E-mailChris Broussard joined ESPN The Magazine in Sept. 2004. Following a stint at the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Broussard covered the Cavaliers for the Akron Beacon Journal for 2½ seasons before going to the New York Times to cover the Nets, Knicks and NBA. |
Daily Dime: Suns start quickly, falter late
Marc Stein, ESPN.comJoe Murphy/NBAE via Getty Images Tim Duncan and the Spurs have the upper hand on the Suns after two playoff games in San Antonio. 1 Sp...
Page | ConversationDaily Dime: Surprise! Nowitzki Suits Up, Leads Mavs
Marc Stein, ESPN.comGlenn James/NBAE via Getty Images After missing four games with a high ankle sprain, the reigning league MVP made a triumphant return. ...
Page | ConversationStein: Dark days loom without Dirk
Marc Stein, ESPN.comGarrett W. Ellwood/NBAE via Getty Images When Dirk Nowitzki went down with an injury, the Mavs' concerns about missing the playoffs went up. ...
Page | ConversationSources: Mavs, Nets close in on Kidd deal
Marc Stein, ESPN.comSources told ESPN.com that talks between the Mavericks and Nets, which had seemingly stalled, have grown serious again, increasing the likelihood that the teams will complete the NBA's third blockbuster deal of the month.
Story | Conversation | February 13, 2008Obstacles in way of deal that sends Kidd back to Dallas
Marc Stein, ESPN.comA three-way trade sending Jason Kidd to Dallas has cooled but could be revived.
Story | Conversation | January 30, 2008Daily Dime: Heat rising, Suns clouded over
Marc Stein, ESPN.com(Photo by Andrew D. Bernstein/NBAE via Getty Images) Though frequently surrounded by Suns, Miami guard Dwyane Wade helped the Heat roll to an impr...
Page | ConversationDaily Dime: New flight path for Jet
Marc Stein, ESPN.comLayne Murdoch/NBAE via Getty Images Jason Terry brought a clutch fourth-quarter performance for Dallas in a 107-98 win over Houston. 1 G...
Page | ConversationMiller, Houston, Oakley ... who else is planning a comeback?
Marc Stein, ESPN.comWith NBA "old guys" planning comebacks, Marc Stein checks on a few other veterans who may be contemplating the same.
Story | Conversation | August 09, 2007Best Spurs ever? We'll see
Marc Stein, ESPN.comSAN ANTONIO -- Four more wins and you'll hear it plenty, whether you want to or not: This is the best Spurs team they've ever had down here. ...
Page | ConversationGolden moments for underdogs
Marc Stein, ESPN.comOAKLAND, Calif. -- The evening began with an official proclamation from David Stern, who announced to the assembled historians from the press that the...
Page | ConversationMavs keep eyes on biggest W's
Marc Stein, ESPN.comA local radio host in Dallas asked me on the air last week. Editors and colleagues have been asking me, too. Even Dirk Nowitzki turned things around a...
Page | ConversationKing's dramatic rise and fall
Marc Stein, ESPN.comDALLAS -- For starters, he threw down one of the sickest dunks of the season, although you could debate whether it was his best dunk this week. H...
Page | ConversationThis pair looks like a match
Marc Stein, ESPN.comDENVER -- They haven't proved anything yet, but that's mainly because it was never an option. You can't conclusively prove compatibility on the very f...
Page | ConversationSPECIAL WEEKEND EDITION NBA has technical problems
Marc Stein, ESPN.comEditor's note: ESPN.com senior NBA writer Marc Stein supplies each item for this around-the-league notebook edition of the Daily Dime. A week-plus in...
Page | ConversationBring on Game 7
Marc Stein, ESPN.comLOS ANGELES -- It wasn't just a theory, apparently. It applies in the playoffs, too. It was true this time, yet again, even with the Suns' Ko...
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